Revelstoke Proposed Development Cost Charge Bylaw Aug.14

CITY OF REVELSTOKE
BYLAW NO. 2234
A bylaw of the Municipality to Impose Development Cost Charges
WHEREAS pursuant to Sections 559 to 564 of the Local Government Act R.S.B.C. 2015
the Council may by Bylaw, impose Development Cost Charges under the terms and
conditions of the Section;
AND WHEREAS Development Cost Charges may be imposed on every person who
obtains approval of a subdivision, or a building permit authorizing the construction,
alteration or extension of a building or structure, to assist the Municipality to pay the capital
costs of:
(a) providing, constructing, altering, or expanding sewage, water, drainage and highway
facilities, other than off-street parking facilities;
(b) providing and improving park land to service, directly or indirectly, the development
in respect of which the charges are imposed; and
(c) to pay the capital costs of providing, constructing, altering or expanding employee
housing to service, directly or indirectly, the operation of resort activities in the
resort region.
AND WHEREAS in the consideration of Council the charges imposed by this Bylaw:
(a) are not excessive in relation to the capital cost of prevailing standards of service in
the municipality;
(b) will not deter development in the municipality;
(c) will not discourage the construction of reasonably priced housing or the provision of
reasonably priced serviced land; and
(d) are not duplication of requirements imposed by the municipality under the
provisions of a land use contract, development permit, the Subdivision Control
Bylaw, Section 506 of the Local Government Act R.S.B.C. 2015, or other
development requirements.
AND WHEREAS in the consideration of Council the charges imposed by the bylaw are:
(a) related to capital costs attributable to projects involved in the capital budget of the
municipality; and
(b) related to capital projects consistent with the Financial Plan, Official Community
Plan and development policies of the municipality;
NOW THEREFORE, the Municipal Council of the City of Revelstoke, in open meeting
assembled ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. CITATION
This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the “Development Cost Charges Bylaw No.
2234”.
2. ADMINISTRATION
The Director of Development Services is hereby appointed to administer this Bylaw.
3. DEFINITIONS
Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 2234 Page |2
All words or phrases shall have their normal or common meaning except where this is
changed, modified or expanded by the definitions set forth below:
“CARETAKER'S RESIDENCE” means a detached accessory Dwelling Unit or a Suite

constructed within the principal building, used to accommodate a caretaker or watchperson.
“COMMERCIAL” means development in the commercial land use zones as designated in

the City of Revelstoke Zoning Bylaw No. 1264, 1984 and, or the development in any other
zone of a commercial building.
"DEVELOPER" means every person on whom a charge to be collected pursuant to this

Bylaw is imposed.
“DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY” means any building consisting of three or more dwelling

units, each of which is occupied as the permanent home or residence of one family.
“DWELLING, SINGLE-FAMILY” means a permanent home used as a place of residence of

not more than one family, where such place of residence is completely detached from the
place of any other family.
“DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY” means, notwithstanding the definition of a Suite, any

building consisting of two dwelling units, each of which is occupied as the permanent home
or residence of one family.
“DWELLING UNIT” means one or more habitable rooms constituting a self-contained unit
with a separate entrance and used or intended to be used together for living and sleeping
purposes for not more than one family and containing a separate and properly ventilated
kitchen with a sink and cooking facilities and a bathroom with a toilet, wash basin and a
bath or shower.
“FOR-PROFIT RENTAL HOUSING” means private sector rental housing units including
supportive living housing and services ancillary to such housing and subdivision lots and
strata lots on which such housing is to be constructed, subject to a Housing Agreement
under the Local Government Act and partnership with BC Housing, that:
i. limits the form of tenure of the housing units to rental tenure, notwithstanding that
the units may have been subdivided under the Strata Property Act;
ii. requires the housing units to be rented for an initial monthly rate that is at least 10%
less than the provincial median market rent levels most recently published by
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation as of the date of first reading of the
bylaw authorizing the housing agreement, and limits the rate of increase of the
monthly rate; and
iii. is valid for a period of not less than 20 years.
“GROSS FLOOR SPACE” means the total gross floor area of all floors measured from the
perimeter of a building, including unfinished areas such as basements, but excluding parking
garages, carports, sun decks, balconies, canopies, awnings.
“GROSS SITE AREA” means the total land area in hectares that will be developed when
applying for a building permit for Industrial development.
“INDUSTRIAL” means development in the Industrial land use zones as designated in

the City of Revelstoke Zoning Bylaw No. 1264, 1984 including areas cleared and improved
for site circulation, parking, and storage; and, or the development in any other zone of an
Industrial building or use.
“IN-STREAM” means in reference to an application, not determined, rejected or withdrawn

and:
i. in the case of an application for subdivision, one for which the application form has
been completed, the application fee has been paid and all required supporting
documentation necessary to make the application complete has been submitted and
accepted by the City of Revelstoke;
ii. in the case of an application for building permit, one for which the application form
has been completed, the application fee has been paid, and all required supporting
documentation including all applicable architectural, structural, plumbing, electrical,
mechanical and site drainage drawings necessary to make the application complete
has been submitted and accepted by the City of Revelstoke as a legitimate
application;
iii. in the case of a rezoning application, one for which the application form has been
completed, the application fees have been paid and all required supporting
documentation necessary to make the application complete has been submitted and
accepted by the City of Revelstoke as a legitimate application; and
iv. in the case of an application for development permit, one for which the application
form has been completed, the application fees have been paid and all required
supporting documentation necessary to make the application complete has been
submitted and accepted by the City of Revelstoke as a legitimate application.
“INSTITUTIONAL” means an institutional development intended to be used only on a non-

profit basis for cultural, recreational, social, religious, governmental, public hospital or
educational purpose in an institutional zone listed in Section 10 of the City of Revelstoke
Zoning Bylaw No. 1264, 1984 or the development in any other zone of an institutional
building.
“NOT-FOR-PROFIT RENTAL HOUSING” means rental housing, owned publicly or

owned and operated by a non-profit agency, including supportive living housing and
services ancillary to such housing and subdivision lots and strata lots on which such housing
is to be constructed, subject to a Housing Agreement under the Local Government Act and
partnership with BC Housing, that:
i. limits the form of tenure of the housing units to rental tenure, notwithstanding that
the units may have been subdivided under the Strata Property Act;
ii. requires the housing units to be rented for an initial monthly rate that is at least 10%
less than the provincial median market rent levels most recently published by
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation as of the date of first reading of the
bylaw authorizing the housing agreement, and limits the rate of increase of the
monthly rate;
iii. restricts occupancy of the housing units to persons at risk of homelessness and
support services providers; and
iv. is valid for a period of not less than 20 years.
“PERSON AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS” means a person and members of their

immediate family with whom they reside, whose net family income has been less than the
median family income for the City of Revelstoke, as determined by Statistics Canada, for a
minimum of four years and is also:
i. a single parent;
ii. a person over the age of 55;
iii. a person designated as a person with a disability under Section 2 of the Employment
and Assistance for Persons with Disabilities Act (B.C.);
iv. a person receiving assistance under the Employment and Assistance Act (B.C.) or
similar welfare assistance from the provincial or federal government;
v. a person whose net family income falls below the most current, After Tax Low
Income Cut-offs published by Statistics Canada; or
vi. a person who meets affordable housing eligibility criteria or a definition of a person
in need of affordable housing, developed by Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation or B.C. Housing Management Commission which the City of
Revelstoke has endorsed for the purposes of this bylaw.
“SUITE” means a Dwelling Unit which is accessory to a single family residential use and is
contained within the principal building or a detached, accessory Dwelling Unit on the same
property as the primary residence.
4. AREAS
For the purpose of designating different benefiting areas and its projects the municipality is
divided into areas as indicated on the map attached hereto as Schedule “A”, forming part of
this Bylaw.
5. CHARGES
5.01 The applicable charges as set out in Schedule “B” attached hereto and forming part
of this Bylaw, shall apply to all properties contained within the areas on the map
attached hereto as Schedule “A”:
5.02 'Not for Profit' rental housing shall receive a 100% reduction in the development cost
charges for all properties contained within the area on the map attached hereto as
Schedule "A".
5.03 ‘For Profit’ rental housing shall receive a 40% reduction in the development cost
charges for all properties contained within the area on the map attached hereto as
Schedule “A”.
5.04 Caretaker’s Residence shall be charged the single-family residential rate for all
properties contained within the area on the map attached hereto as Schedule “A”.
5.05 The amount of development cost charges payable in relation to a particular
application shall be calculated using the applicable charges set out in Schedule “B”
and applicable units or development area.
5.06 Two-family dwellings shall be charged the single-family residential rate per
Dwelling Unit.
5.07 Where a development cost charge for sanitary is not applicable to a development the
total development cost charge payable may be reduced by the applicable rate for that
service.
5.08 Where the type of development is not identified on Schedule “B”, the amount of
development cost charges to be paid to the municipality shall be equal to the
development cost charges that would have been payable for the most comparable
type of development.
5.09 The amount of development cost charges payable in relation to a mixed-use
development shall be calculated separately for each portion of the development,
according to each use, identified in the Building Permit application and shall be the
sum of the charges payable for each type.
6. IN-STREAM PROTECTION
6.01 Subdivision Applications:

Where an application for the subdivision of land has been submitted prior to the
adoption of a Development Cost Charge Bylaw, Section 511 of the Local
Government Act provides “In-Stream” protection for a period of 12 months after the
bylaw is adopted.
6.02 Building Permits and Precursor Applications:

Section 568 of the Local Government Act provides “In-Stream” protection if the
application for a building permit or a precursor application (development permit or
rezoning) has been submitted prior to the adoption of a DCC bylaw and provided
“the building permit is issued within 12 months of the date the DCC bylaw is
adopted”.
6.03 The In-Stream protection can be waived if the applicant agrees in writing that the
bylaw should have effect.
7. CHARGING EVENTS
7.01 Every person who obtains:

7.01.01 approval of a subdivision by the Approving Officer of a parcel of land

under the Land Title Act or the Strata Property Act; or
7.01.02 a building permit authorizing the construction, alteration or extension of a
building or structure on which development cost charges will be imposed
pursuant to this bylaw shall pay to the municipality, prior to approval of
the subdivision or the issuance of a building permit, the applicable
development cost charges based on the area in which the subdivision or
building permit is to occur as set out in Schedule “A” and the
Development Cost Charges set out in Schedule “B” attached hereto.
This includes a building permit authorizing the construction, alteration or
extension of a building that will, after construction, alteration or extension
contain fewer than 4 self-contained dwelling units which will be put to
residential use only.
7.02 As exceptions to Section 7.01 above, a particular development cost charge is not
payable if:
7.02.01 the development does not impose new capital cost burdens related to the
particular development cost charge on the municipality; or
7.02.02 the particular development cost charge has previously been paid for the
same development and no new capital cost burdens will be imposed on the
municipality related to that particular development cost charge as a result
of further development; or
7.02.03 the building permit authorizing the construction, alteration or extension of
a building or part of a building that is, or will be, after the construction,
alteration or extension, exempt from taxation under Section 220(1)(h) or
224(2)(f) of the Community Charter; or
7.02.04 the particular development meets the definition and all requirements for
Not-for-Profit Rental Housing; or
7.02.05 the value of the work authorized by the building permit does not exceed
$50,000.
8. PAYMENT BY INSTALLMENTS
8.01 The Developer may elect to pay Development Cost Charges imposed by the
municipality, including when the charge is under $50,000, by installments, subject to
the following:
8.01.01 an initial payment of 1/3 of the total Development Cost Charge shall be
paid at the time of subdivision approval or granting of the building permit;
8.01.02 payment of 1/2 of the balance within one year after the date of the
approval of the subdivision or granting of the building permit;
8.01.03 the balance payment within two years of the date of the initial payment;
8.01.04 where a Developer elects to pay the charge by installments and fails to pay
an installment within any time required for payment, the total balance of
the charge becomes due and payable immediately;
8.01.05 no interest is payable on the unpaid balance of a Development Cost
Charge until it becomes due and payable, but when it does, it is a
condition of election under this section that interest is payable from that
date until payment at the rate or rates prescribed under Section 11(3) of
the Taxation (Rural Area) Act for the period of non-payment;
8.01.06 a Developer electing to pay a Development Cost Charge by installments
must deposit with the Director of Finance, in an amount of 2/3 of the total
Development Cost Charge, at the same time as the payment of the first
installment:
i. an irrevocable letter of credit or undertaking from a bank, credit union
or a trust company registered under the Financial Institutions Act; or
ii. a bond of a surety licensed under the Insurance Act; or
iii. a security duly assigned.

which ensures to the satisfaction of the Director of Finance that upon
default the balance of the unpaid charge will be recoverable from the
person, the bank, the surety or from the proceeds of the realization of the
security, as the case may be.
9. NO REFUNDS OF CHARGES PAID
Under no circumstances shall any charges collected pursuant to this Bylaw be refunded.
When an approved subdivision plan is not deposited, or no construction is commenced
pursuant to an approved building permit, charges collected shall be credited towards charges
payable for that parcel on a future charging event.
10. REPEAL
Development Cost Charges Bylaw No. 1781, and all amendments are hereby repealed.
11. EFFECTIVE DATE
This Bylaw shall take effect on June 1, 2019 and be phased in over five years at rates
according to Schedule B.
READ A FIRST TIME THIS DAY OF , 2018.
READ A SECOND TIME THIS DAY OF , 2018.
READ A THIRD TIME THIS DAY OF , 2018.
RECEIVED THE APPROVAL OF THE INSPECTOR OF MUNICIPALITIES THIS

DAY OF , 2018
ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL THIS DAY OF , 2018.
Director of Corporate Administration Mayor
Certified a true copy, this day of . .

Schedule A – Development Cost Charge Areas

Schedule B – Development Cost Charges by Area and Phase
Table B1 - June 1st, 2019 to May 31st, 2020 DCC Rates
Area 1
Land Use Unit Parks Water Roads Sanitary2 Total
3
Single Family Per Dwelling $ 710 $ 6,514 $ 5,192 $ 7,846 $ 20,262
M ulti-Family Per Dwelling Unit $ 474 $ 4,343 $ 3,517 $ 5,230 $ 13,564
Per square metre of
Commercial gross floor space $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 39.23 $ 156.89
1 Per ha of gross site

Industrial $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 117,684 $ 280,413
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 26.15 $ 115.47
gross floor space
Suites Per Unit With Sanitary $ 4,146
Suites Per Unit Without Sanitary $ 2,568
Area 1 - RMR/Arrow Heights Sewer Trunk Main

Land Use Unit Parks Water Roads Sanitary2 Trunk Total
3
Single Family Per Dwelling $ 710 $ 6,514 $ 5,192 $ 7,846 $ 92.53 $ 20,354
M ulti-Family Per Dwelling Unit $ 474 $ 4,343 $ 3,517 $ 5,230 $ 61.69 $ 13,626
Per square metre of
Commercial gross floor space $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 39.23 $ 0.46 $ 157.36
Per ha of gross site

Industrial1 $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 117,684 $ 1,388 $281,801
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 26.15 $ - $ 115.47
gross floor space
Area 2
3
Single Family Per Dwelling $ 710 $ - $ 5,192 $ - $ 5,902
M ulti-Family Per Dwelling Unit $ 474 $ - $ 3,517 $ - $ 3,991
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ - $ 81.54 $ - $ 85.09
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ - $ 54,362 $ - $ 65,016
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ - $ 65.23 $ - $ 67.60
gross floor space
Suites Per Unit Without Sanitary $ 773.00
1
Caretaker's Residence on industrial site treated as Single Family Dwelling when calculating cost charge.
2
Sanitary Development Cost Charge only to be paid if connecting to Sanitary service.
3
Two Family Dwellings /are
Each dwelling unit for Two-Family Duplexs
chargedare charged
Single Single
Family Family rates.
rates.
Area 1
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 41.71 $ 159.38
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 125,140 $ 287,869
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 27.81 $ 117.12
gross floor space

3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 41.71 $ 0.49 $ 159.87
gross floor space
Industrial1 $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 125,140 $ 1,476 $289,344
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 27.81 $ - $ 117.12
gross floor space
Area 2
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ - $ 81.54 $ - $ 85.09
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ - $ 54,362 $ - $ 65,016
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ - $ 65.23 $ - $ 67.60
gross floor space
1
1 Caretaker's
2
2 Sanitary
3
3 Each Two Family Dwellings /are
Each dwelling unit for Two-Family Duplexs
chargedare charged
Single Single
Family Family rates.
rates.
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Area 1
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 44.20 $ 161.86
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 132,595 $ 295,324
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 29.47 $ 118.78
gross floor space

3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 44.20 $ 0.52 $ 162.38
gross floor space
Industrial1 $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 132,595 $ 1,564 $296,888
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 29.47 $ - $ 118.78
gross floor space
Area 2
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ - $ 81.54 $ - $ 85.09
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ - $ 54,362 $ - $ 65,016
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ - $ 65.23 $ - $ 67.60
gross floor space
1
1
2Caretaker's Residence on
Sanitary Development industrial
Cost Chargesite
onlytreated as Single
to be paid Family Dwelling
if connecting when
to Sanitary calculating cost charge.
service.
2
3Sanitary
Development Cost Family
Charge Dwellings
only to be/paid if connecting to Sanitary service.
Each dwelling unit for Two Duplexs are charged Single Family rates.
3
Each dwelling unit for Two-Family Dwellings are charged Single Family rates.
Area 1
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 46.68 $ 164.35
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 140,051 $ 302,780
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 31.12 $ 120.44
gross floor space

3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 46.68 $ 0.55 $ 164.90
gross floor space
Industrial1 $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 140,051 $ 1,652 $304,431
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 31.12 $ - $ 120.44
gross floor space
Area 2
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ - $ 81.54 $ - $ 85.09
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ - $ 54,362 $ - $ 65,016
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ - $ 65.23 $ - $ 67.60
gross floor space
1
1
2
Caretaker's Residence on
Sanitary Development industrial
Cost Chargesite
onlytreated as Single
to be paid Family Dwelling
if connecting when
to Sanitary calculating cost charge.
service.
2
3Sanitary
Development
Each dwelling Cost Family
unit for Two Charge Dwellings
only to be/paid if connecting
Duplexs to Sanitary
are charged service.
Single Family rates.
3
Each dwelling unit for Two-Family Dwellings are charged Single Family rates.
Table B5 - June 1st, 2023 Onwards DCC Rates
Area 1
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 49.17 $ 166.83
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 147,507 $ 310,235
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 32.78 $ 122.09
gross floor space

3
Per square metre of
Commercial gross floor space $ 3.55 $ 32.57 $ 81.54 $ 49.17 $ 0.58 $ 167.41

Industrial1 $ 10,654 $ 97,713 $ 54,362 $ 147,507 $ 1,740 $311,975
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ 21.71 $ 65.23 $ 32.78 $ - $ 122.09
gross floor space
Area 2
3
Per square metre of
Commercial $ 3.55 $ - $ 81.54 $ - $ 85.09
gross floor space

Industrial $ 10,654 $ - $ 54,362 $ - $ 65,016
area
Per square metre of
Institutional $ 2.37 $ - $ 65.23 $ - $ 67.60
gross floor space
1
1
2
2
3
3
Each dwelling unit for Two-Family
Two Family Dwellings /are chargedare
Duplexs Single Family
charged rates.
Single Family rates.

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CITY OF REVELSTOKE

BYLAW NO. 2234

A bylaw of the Municipality to Impose Development Cost Charges

The Director of Development Services is hereby appointed to administer this Bylaw.

“CARETAKER'S RESIDENCE” means a detached accessory Dwelling Unit or a Suite

“COMMERCIAL” means development in the commercial land use zones as designated in

"DEVELOPER" means every person on whom a charge to be collected pursuant to this

“DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY” means any building consisting of three or more dwelling

“DWELLING, SINGLE-FAMILY” means a permanent home used as a place of residence of

“DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY” means, notwithstanding the definition of a Suite, any

“INDUSTRIAL” means development in the Industrial land use zones as designated in

“IN-STREAM” means in reference to an application, not determined, rejected or withdrawn

“INSTITUTIONAL” means an institutional development intended to be used only on a non-

“NOT-FOR-PROFIT RENTAL HOUSING” means rental housing, owned publicly or

“PERSON AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS” means a person and members of their

6.01 Subdivision Applications:

6.02 Building Permits and Precursor Applications:

7.01 Every person who obtains:

7.01.01 approval of a subdivision by the Approving Officer of a parcel of land

iii. a security duly assigned.

9. NO REFUNDS OF CHARGES PAID

11. EFFECTIVE DATE

READ A FIRST TIME THIS DAY OF , 2018.

READ A SECOND TIME THIS DAY OF , 2018.

READ A THIRD TIME THIS DAY OF , 2018.

RECEIVED THE APPROVAL OF THE INSPECTOR OF MUNICIPALITIES THIS

ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL THIS DAY OF , 2018.

Director of Corporate Administration Mayor

Certified a true copy, this day of . .

Schedule A – Development Cost Charge Areas

Schedule B – Development Cost Charges by Area and Phase

Table B1 - June 1st, 2019 to May 31st, 2020 DCC Rates

1 Per ha of gross site

Area 1 - RMR/Arrow Heights Sewer Trunk Main

Per ha of gross site

1 Per ha of gross site

Table B2 - June 1st, 2020 to May 31st, 2021 DCC Rates

1 Per ha of gross site

Area 1 - RMR/Arrow Heights Sewer Trunk Main

1 Per ha of gross site

Table B3 - June 1st, 2021 to May 31st, 2022 DCC Rates

1 Per ha of gross site

Area 1 - RMR/Arrow Heights Sewer Trunk Main

1 Per ha of gross site

Table B4 - June 1st, 2022 to May 31st, 2023 DCC Rates

1 Per ha of gross site

Area 1 - RMR/Arrow Heights Sewer Trunk Main

1 Per ha of gross site

Table B5 - June 1st, 2023 Onwards DCC Rates

1 Per ha of gross site

Area 1 - RMR/Arrow Heights Sewer Trunk Main

Per ha of gross site

1 Per ha of gross site

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